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On a fresh EC2 instance running Ubuntu, I see that there's no /etc/init.d/sshd file. I tried
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
And it shows that openssh-server is already the newest version. How do I get the /etc/init.d/sshd file?
FrankMN
Posted 2010-11-24T22:27:44.757
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Ubuntu is now using Upstart to do the init and /etc/init.d/ job. Instead of writing /etc/init.d/sshd $ACTION you are now supposed to write service ssh restart or just restart ssh. Note that it is called ssh, not sshd.
whitequark
Posted 2010-11-24T22:27:44.757
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On my Ubuntu installation it's /etc/init.d/ssh
Try
dpkg -L openssh-server | grep init.d
dmah
Posted 2010-11-24T22:27:44.757
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Maybe they switched the ssh service over to Upstart config files. Look in /etc/init/.
Ryan C. Thompson
Posted 2010-11-24T22:27:44.757
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Thanks, this is the correct answer. The sshd in not present in ubuntu 14.04 server, i ran sudo service ssh restart and it work. – Ibn Saeed – 2014-06-15T07:42:05.360